Let's Hash This Out: John Fugelsang DMed Me AGAIN, So I'm Inviting Him to Debate Me on X

'Good faith argument'? Really?

This is his idea of a 'good faith' argument:

It’s true. The modern right does not kind racism or discrimination. They hate any efforts to push back against it. That’s BLM, CRT, DEI - anything that’s anti-discrimination is hated by those who eagerly vote for the racist.

Where was Barack Obama born, please, Amy?

— John Fugelsang (@JohnFugelsang) April 12, 2025

He asked the same question about Barack Obama's birth back in September, too.

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It's a question I've answered. But since I know Fugelsang is probably reading this (hi, John! Thanks for the clicks!), I'll do it one more time so it sinks in: Barack Obama was born in Hawaii (bookmark this page, John).

Now, here's a question I've asked Fugelsang, and one that he's ignored: Where did Barack Obama say he was born, and why? 

I doubt I'll get an answer.

A good faith argument requires both parties to come at it with an open mind. Fugelsang does not. To him, I'm a racist MAGA cult member who hates Jesus and his teachings because I happen to vote and think in a way Fugelsang doesn't like. There is nothing I can say or do -- short of bowing before the Democratic Party and swearing my allegiance -- that will change his mind.

That will never happen.

This morning, Fugelsang messaged me again, asking me to call into his show. I won't reprint the number, but this is what he wrote:

Call our show and tell me why I'm wrong. You don't actually care about the morality, I realize.

Gee, that makes a girl want to talk to you.

I do care about 'the morality' (whatever that means) -- I just have a very different definition of morality than Fugelsang does.

But because I do have a mind more open mind than John, I will extend to him an invitation to join me in a Space on X to hash this out.

The ball's in your court, John. I look forward to your DM.